How To Use Luggage rack In A Sentence
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He loaded the bags on to the luggage rack of the Argyll.
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I was travelling on the sleeper to Inverness when a man in the compartment pointed to the luggage rack. ‘And what have you got in there?’
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She heaved her case down from the luggage rack.
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Wanting a slice of this popular pie, Eric decided to concentrate on making a cool tourer, complete with the usual Buell technology plus additional extras such as the neat tail pad that doubles as a pillion backrest and luggage rack.
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Her suitcase was precariously balanced on the tiny luggage rack above her head.
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The narrow lounge—created by Osman Cakir , an Istanbul native and antique collector who also owns the bar Turks and Frogs next door—has a curved ceiling, bronzed luggage racks and beechwood panels to evoke a European train car.
Old World Excursion
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I'd not been warned about the bungee cord dangling from the luggage rack, which swiftly entangled itself in the gears, getting me as greasy-fingered fixing it as I would have been refitting the chain on my old rattler.
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Her suitcase was precariously balanced on the tiny luggage rack above her head.
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Hoops have also been added to luggage racks to prevent luggage being thrown around.
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You can spend hundreds of pounds on luggage or bungee an overnight bag to the luggage rack.
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Each day now Phagu went scouting in the jeep, Kamesh driving, he and I perched up on the luggage rack.
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I arrived at the station in good time and chained my travel-bag to the luggage rack.
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Engineers refined the luggage rack crossbars, upgraded the door seals and repositioned the windshield wiper arms below the main airstream coming off the hood to significantly reduce wind noise.
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And he might have made it too, if it wasn't for the little old lady blocking the gangway, trying to get her case onto the luggage rack.
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He put his bag in a luggage rack and as more passengers got on the train he was pushed further away from it.
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Her suitcase was precariously balanced on the tiny luggage rack above her head.
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He often squeezes himself into tiny spaces - including a luggage rack behind a huge suitcase on a train - as these are the only places where he feels safe.
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My rucksack was too big for the luggage rack.
